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Match the following stretches of text:

A
Demurrer breathtaking ambuscade cyclorama. Bladderwort acquittal a abed buddy archimedes. Condemnate coin clothesman ban dime cursive deduce amadeus cohort. Catheter breeches agnew burma bullhead cutlet billie.

B
For example, the heavy grammar felled the frontier. An individual and overlapping ambiguity developed. Astute concepts serving as memory, rainbows and heavy ideas magnified the sky.

C
A, a, aar, aas, aer, agh, ah, air, är, are, arh, arre, arrgh, ars, aude, aw, awe, Ayr, Ba, ba, baa, baaaahh, baar, bah, bar, bard, bare, barge, barre, Bayer, beer, bere, beurre, bier, bla, blah, Blair, blare, blear, bleh, blur, boar, board, Boer, boor, bore, bored, Boz, bra, bras, Brer, brrrr, bur, burr, C.O.R.E.

1
A junk email I received this morning.

2
The first paragraph of a novella written by a computer.

3
The first paragraph of a novella written by a widely published poet and professor in creative writing at a major American university.

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